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| Lester Poem, |
7.4 MB
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2.6 MB
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1.2 MB
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| Colorado Bluebird Sky, |
34.5 MB
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8.6 MB
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4.0 MB
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| Rhum N' Zouc, |
44.0 MB
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12.1 MB
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5.7 MB
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| Little Hands > |
73.9 MB
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20.8 MB
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9.2 MB
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| Dudley's Kitchen, |
22.3 MB
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6.3 MB
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2.9 MB
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| Sometimes A River, |
50.3 MB
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13.2 MB
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6.1 MB
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| Betray The Dark, |
54.7 MB
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14.4 MB
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6.7 MB
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| Close Your Eyes > |
57.2 MB
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14.2 MB
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6.6 MB
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| 21st Century Schizoid Man |
46.1 MB
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10.5 MB
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5.0 MB
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| Banter |
2.3 MB
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848.5 KB
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402.4 KB
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| Desert Dawn > |
48.1 MB
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11.5 MB
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5.4 MB
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| Kashmir, |
43.7 MB
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10.3 MB
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4.9 MB
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| Lands End > |
57.3 MB
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14.9 MB
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6.9 MB
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| Glory Chords, |
44.3 MB
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11.0 MB
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5.1 MB
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| Piece of Mine, |
46.4 MB
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11.3 MB
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5.3 MB
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| Rosie, |
55.5 MB
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12.6 MB
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6.1 MB
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| What Planet am I On?, Jam > BOTWP > |
68.3 MB
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17.1 MB
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8.2 MB
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| Restless Wind |
56.2 MB
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15.0 MB
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7.0 MB
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| Banter |
6.8 MB
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2.2 MB
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1.1 MB
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| E: Tore Up Over You > |
29.4 MB
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7.6 MB
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3.5 MB
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| Desert Dawn |
42.6 MB
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10.7 MB
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5.1 MB
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| Information | Format | Size |
| sci2011-07-02.ffp | Flac FingerPrint | 1.2 KB |
| sci2011-07-02.md5 | Checksums | 1.2 KB |
| sci2011-07-02flac16.md5 | Checksums | 1.3 KB |
| sci2011-07-02_files.xml | Metadata | [file] |
| sci2011-07-02_meta.xml | Metadata | 3.2 KB |
| sci2011-07-02_reviews.xml | Metadata | 7.6 KB |
| Other Files | Text |
| sci2011-07-02.txt |
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| sci2011-07-02ffp.txt |
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Reviewer:
mode747 -
Subject:
Desert Dawn > Kashmir
Great playing and great recording.
Reviewer:
robinrunaround -
Subject:
breaking new ground
As usual, the boys are mixing up the well-known old flavors and this time came up with some truly intriguing new brands of cheese. The no-holds-barred keyboards at the end of that king crimson cover are phenomenal. I always love it when Kyle shows his progrock side, and I don't believe I've ever heard him let it out this far. (Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson were huge influences on me from my high school years on, and both would be impressed by this schizoid man cover.) Other highlights of this show include Jason's handiwork on Rhum n Zuc and the whole blown born on the wrong planet jam. I think Billy's valley of the jig riff at the beginning didn't throw off the band, but somehow they lost their usual thread after initiating the vocal segment. At least one member mistakenly went into the end of that as the refrain (which usually repeats that vocal segment after the verses and extensive jamming and brings BOTWP to a close.) What began as one of the larger gaffs I've heard them stumble through turns into some quite creative jamming as they were way off the beaten path, deciding to just blow off the rest of BOTWP, continuing to brainstorm together, plowing through unforeseen hinterlands, and eventually settling into the restless wind. Really unique stuff in there.
Reviewer:
point_man -
Subject:
A Little Help
Downloaded the VBR. How do I get the password?
Reviewer:
MikesGroover -
Subject:
Proof Cheese can still bring it
A refreshing reminder that on good nights, this band can still deliver an engaging, focused performance. Little Hands is melodious and Lands End>Glory Chords is triumphant.
Extra props for the surprisingly faithful King Crimson cover and an excellent Kashmir.
Check out the "Paint it Black" theme that's jammed during the Desert Dawn reprise from 2:30 to 3:30.
Leaves me wondering what they could be doing if they were playing together full-time. As it is, cause for optimism among Cheese fans.
Reviewer:
what4 -
Subject:
WHAT !
Kashmir!! I'm gonna cry.
Reviewer:
twinzer -
Subject:
SCI hits the sweet spot
my personal favorite show of the 3 at EFF, mostly due to song selection. a real crispness to the playing on this night, you can tell the boys have settled into the fest and are really hitting the groove.
another excellent Pete Coffan recording, he knows how to capture that SCI sound as well as any out there. appreciate the continued commitment to taping Pete, thanks for bringing us these shows.
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chessingmybrainsout -
Subject:
sweet cheesus
unreal. thanks for the recording. what a weekend
Reviewer:
ScottR -
Subject:
Sounds So Sweet!
Thanks again Pete! This sounds as crisp as any aud I have ever heard!
Reviewer:
herbalmaster420 -
Subject:
Cheesey goodness
what a great show, the energy was flying and the band was on point, definitly the highlight of the weekend not to mention DESERT DAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!! great show you could defitnly feel the love!!
Reviewer:
colourmemaggie -
Subject:
you can live a mile high
one of my favorite sets from the entire weekend.
"bust wide open the mainstream in that Sherwood Forest of a dream."
Reviewer:
snappyhead -
Subject:
great show, problem with VBR ZIP download
Other than "Schitzoid Man" (not my favorite tune, and Kashmir and Lands End made up for it), this was a great show. Terrific energy. The relatively young crowd was balanced by the old locals who came out to see REO. Only 1 problem, when I try to unzip the VBR ZIP download, I get a CRC check failed for at least one of the mp3 files.
Reviewer:
wheel turning 1974 -
Subject:
good
are old people allowed to like these guys noticed rothbury the fans were all mid 20s. theeeeere great this night
Reviewer:
airzot -
Subject:
Correction in Progress
Thanks for calling out the need for correction to Glory Chords. It is in process.
I did catch Billy's Valley of the Jig tease during the opening of BOTWP. Sounded like everyone else was playing BOTWP. In the 'moment' it left me wondering what planet I was on, so that's what I called it ;)
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doneill425 -
Subject:
great
Hey man thanks so much for taping!!! its awesome quality but did you tape sundays show?> if so when are you putting them up also the "jam" between what planet am i on and BOTWP is a valley of the jig tease/taster for the next night
Reviewer:
germin8J -
Subject:
piece of mine x2
Note: Piece of Mine is duped, missing Glory Chords. Please fix!